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The phrase "all the bands" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a complete set of musical groups or ensembles in a specific context, such as a concert or festival.
Example: "I can't wait to see all the bands performing at the music festival this weekend."
Alternatives: "every band" or "all the musical groups".
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Back then, all the bands were into wrestling.
Radio Gnome because I'd ask David Allen to pick all the bands.
I was too old to keep pretending I'd read all the articles and listened to all the bands.
Instead, just a single image listing all the bands who have so far confirmed chucked up on the Glastonbury website.
In the spectrum of nanocomposites containing rGO, all the bands decreased or even disappear.
When I was growing up, all the bands I loved had perfect everything.
Thanks to all the bands for coming out last night and making our #VICETURNS20 epic.
Also, people must get out of the house like we did and watch all the bands.
Also, all the bands that weren't super sad in the 90s are still touring and having fun.
It's the boundless inspiration it perpetually provides for all the bands that have yet to emerge from the basement".
"None of this is possible without Fenriz and all the bands and friends who help us each year.
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